Is it a Roman mile marker?
Photos with the iPhone 6 Plus.
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I think it's a votive altar (I couldn't find a better translation). It doesn't belong to my village, so I'm not exactly sure what it is. Most words are not complete, I can't translate it correctly.
A pair of Pelicans I saw during my afternoon walk.
You don't see too many purple houses. The house next door is built to the same plan but is a boring brown colour.
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A back alley grape vine. The flowers are almost ready to open.
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That's really interesting, My town was once occupied by the Romans.
Are there any Roman remains?
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In the 1700's something similar to what J.A posted was unearthed but for some reason it is the museum at York not ours, There are clues in the name of the town and some street names but not much else, Everything has been changed so much now.
Our town was once a Roman fort.
Over the years the usual finds have been unearthed, pottery ect and they can be seen in the museum.
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Looks like grapevines in Austria are a bit further along than here in Saskatchewan.
Quite possible.
Today's full moon
It almost looks like a light on the corner of the house across the street.
From my bike ride:
Vila Vita Pannonia - there's a nice pond
Vila Vita Pannonia - there's a nice pond
It is quite lovely. I like the wooden suspension bridge crossing the pond.
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